Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Remote Sync -- SQL 2000

I am just beginning development of a new app and I need a little advice on
the best way to go about doing something.

The app is a project management tool for a construction company. Users in
the field will need to do remote updates both receiving and submitting data
back to the main office. I can't just make it a live web app because the
users will have to be able to work off line and sync data later (presumably
with a VPN connection).

What is the best way to go about this? I planned on using MSDE 2000 w/Access
front end. I will install MSDE on each laptop but what is the safest/most
reliable way to sync only that information which pertains to a specific user
along with other general information.

Any books that helpful with this specific issue? Any one have reusable
modules/code they'd be willing to send me?

TIA,

--JakeCXonsider replication, transactional or merge. Transactional is the
easier of the tow options but does mean that oly one side can make
changes to the data. With merge both sides cna change the data and you
create a set of rules to decide whic update is accepted.

Jake Jessup wrote:

> I am just beginning development of a new app and I need a little advice on
> the best way to go about doing something.
> The app is a project management tool for a construction company. Users in
> the field will need to do remote updates both receiving and submitting data
> back to the main office. I can't just make it a live web app because the
> users will have to be able to work off line and sync data later (presumably
> with a VPN connection).
> What is the best way to go about this? I planned on using MSDE 2000 w/Access
> front end. I will install MSDE on each laptop but what is the safest/most
> reliable way to sync only that information which pertains to a specific user
> along with other general information.
> Any books that helpful with this specific issue? Any one have reusable
> modules/code they'd be willing to send me?
> TIA,
> --Jake
>

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Remote Deployment

I have developed and tested few reports using SQL Server 2000 Reproting
Service.
Now I want to deploy it with my Web Application Setup. Please advice
how can I do
that. I don't have access to remote server as it is on their local
intranet. Client simply
don't want us to access their machines. Is there any solution?
Thank you,
Best Regards
Tanweer BadamiYou can use Reporting Services Scripter to generate deployment scripts. You
can then supply them as is, or modify the batch file so you can pass in the
Report Server name as part of your setup (or simply use them as a basis for
your own deployment scripts)
Download Reporting Services Scripter
http://www.sqldbatips.com/showarticle.asp?ID=62
--
HTH,
Jasper Smith (SQL Server MVP)
http://www.sqldbatips.com
"Robert" <trbadami@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1137481899.124207.258680@.g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>I have developed and tested few reports using SQL Server 2000 Reproting
> Service.
> Now I want to deploy it with my Web Application Setup. Please advice
> how can I do
> that. I don't have access to remote server as it is on their local
> intranet. Client simply
> don't want us to access their machines. Is there any solution?
> Thank you,
> Best Regards
> Tanweer Badami
>|||Thanks alot Smith, I will try that and get back to you asap.
Best Regards
Tanweer Badami|||wow, I deployed it successfully. Reporting Service Scripter is a great
utility.
Thank a lot Smith.
Best Regards
Tanweer Badami|||HI I find difficulty in deploying
I have to pass the password name after running scripts.
"Robert" wrote:
> wow, I deployed it successfully. Reporting Service Scripter is a great
> utility.
> Thank a lot Smith.
> Best Regards
> Tanweer Badami
>